Vinyl Album - Johnny Cash - The Sound Of Johnny Cash - Columbia

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Johnny Cash
Title:	The Sound Of Johnny Cash
Label:	Columbia
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	CS 8602
Date:	Aug 1962
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Johnny Cash	Lost In The Desert	B. Mize, D. Frazier	Rate
A2	Johnny Cash	Accidentally On Purpose	G. Jones, D. Edwards	Rate
A3	Johnny Cash	In The Jailhouse Now	J. Rodgers	Rate
A4	Johnny Cash	Mr. Lonesome	T. Glaser	Rate
A5	Johnny Cash	You Won't Have Far To Go	C. Glaser	Rate
A6	Johnny Cash	In Them Old Cottonfields Back Home		Rate
B1	Johnny Cash	Delia's Gone	K. Silbersdorf, D. Toops	Rate
B2	Johnny Cash	I Forgot More Than You'll Ever Know	C. A. Null	Rate
B3	Johnny Cash	You Remembered Me	J. Cash	Rate
B4	Johnny Cash	I'm Free From The Chain Gang	L. Herscher, S. Klein	Rate
B5	Johnny Cash	Let Me Down Easy	T. Glaser, J. Glaser	Rate
B6	Johnny Cash	Sing It Pretty, Sue	J. Cash	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Bill Fick 17th Nov 2014		Cash's last Columbia LP released on the black/red "6-eye" label. I've tried hard over the years to like this LP better than I do. Iconic cover, good songs, but Cash's vocals mar it somewhat, due to his (at this point) almost chronic laryngitis. This same problem cropped up (but even worse) the same year at his debut at Carnegie Hall (it was originally intended to be his 1st live LP), which turned out to be a disaster instead of a career milestone. Track A3 was released as a single, mainly due to Cash's ever-growing obsession with Jimmie Rodgers. Track B4 would've made a better single. Track B1 was later re-recorded for "American Recordings" in 1994 with lyrical changes.